Importance of Pradosha Pooja
Importance of Pradosha Pooja Pradosha or pradosham will fall on the 13th lunar day of every month also called as tyayodashi. Pradosha is considered as the auspicious time before and after sunset. It lasts for 3 hours, during sunset it’s between 4.30 pm o 6.00 pm. This pooja is closely connected with the Hindu god Lord Shiva. Whoever does fasting on Monday or during pradosha and visits Shiva temple after sunset wearing rudraksha and applying vibhuti and worship Lord Shiva will get relief from sins and attains moksha. During this period of time gods from all heavenly bodies come to earth and perform Shiva pooja. During pradosha if we perform abhishekam then we will be blessed with boons. In Abhishekam panchamrutham has its own significance. Panch (five) + Amruth (nectar) which consists of milk, curd, honey, ghee and sugar. Milk – Long life Curd – Good children Honey – melodious voice Ghee – Moksha Sugar – Removes enmity. Mantra to be chanted before going to sle